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Designed for non-GCSE groups, this resource explores the intersection of faith and environmental responsibility, encouraging students to think critically about real-world issues through a religious lens. What’s Included: Detailed Scheme of Work: Clear weekly lesson plans (1 hour) aligned with curriculum standards, covering key concepts and activities. Student Workbook: Correlates with the PowerPoint presentations, featuring guided activities, research tasks, and reflection exercises. 9 PowerPoint Presentations: Visually engaging slides tailored to each lesson, with clear learning objectives and discussion prompts. Case Study Cards: Thought-provoking, real-world examples showcasing religious groups addressing climate change. Perfect for group discussions and independent study. Exit Slips: Quick, effective tools to assess understanding and promote meaningful reflection after each lesson. Project with Full Rubric: A culminating project that encourages creativity and critical thinking, with a comprehensive rubric to streamline assessment. This resource is for individual teacher use. Please contact for additional licensing if needed.*

A KS4 Core RE unit that examines fairness, equality, and the role of religion in shaping social justice. Lesson Structure: Recall, Teacher-Led input, Pupil Independence, Application. Content: Human rights, prejudice and discrimination, wealth and poverty, religious freedom, and activism. Assessment: Knowledge quizzes, extended writing practice. All lessons are planned for approximately one hour and fully organised, ready to teach. It does not include actual lessons.

Covers Christian core beliefs and their expression through worship and community, written for AQA A. 20 pages. Lesson Structure: Recall, Teacher-Led input, Pupil Independence, Application. Content: The nature of God, Jesus’ life and role, salvation, sacraments, prayer, pilgrimage, and the role of the Church. Assessment: Practice exam questions, knowledge checks. All lessons are planned for approximately one hour and fully organised, ready to teach. No actual lessons included.

An exam unit focused on justice and morality from religious perspectives. Lesson Structure: 4-phase model with hinge questions throughout. Content: Types and causes of crime, aims of punishment, treatment of criminals, forgiveness, and death penalty debates. Assessment: GCSE question practice and knowledge quizzes. *All lessons are planned for approximately one hour and fully organised, ready to teach. *

A KS4 Core RE unit exploring justice, morality, and religious attitudes towards crime and punishment. Lesson Structure: 4-phase approach (Recall, Teacher-Led input, Pupil Independence, Application). Content: Definitions of crime, causes of criminal behaviour, aims of punishment, forgiveness, and the death penalty. Includes religious perspectives from Christianity and Islam. Assessment: Knowledge quizzes and GCSE-style practice. All lessons are planned for approximately one hour and fully organised, ready to teach.

A KS4 Core RE unit encouraging critical thinking about ethical dilemmas in medicine. Lesson Structure: Recall, Teacher-Led input, Pupil Independence, Application. Content: Cloning, genetics, organ donation (Max’s Law), and diverse religious responses. Assessment: Knowledge quiz and GCSE practice questions. All lessons are planned for approximately one hour and fully organised, ready to teach. Does not include actual lessons - just a scheme.

Explores religious and ethical perspectives on modern family life. Lesson Structure: 4-phase lesson design. Content: Sexual relationships, marriage, divorce, contraception, gender roles, and family structures. Covers Christian and contrasting views. Assessment: Knowledge checks, practice exam questions (1–12 marks). All lessons are planned for approximately one hour and fully organised, ready to teach.

An exam unit on the ethics of war and peacemaking. Lesson Structure: Sequential 4-phase lessons (Recall, Teacher-Led, Independence, Application). Content: Violence, terrorism, reasons for war, Just War theory, holy war, pacifism, nuclear weapons, and peacemaking. Assessment: End-of-topic quiz, GCSE practice. All lessons are planned for approximately one hour and fully organised, ready to teach.

A module for philosophy, to be used in collaboration with the film The Truman Show. This booklet includes: The origins of philosophy. A timeline of early Greek Philosophers. Plato. The Allegory of the Cave. The Truman Show. End of unit questions.